Following the recent disturbances in downtown Chicago that resulted in multiple arrests and injuries, the official tourism group, Choose Chicago, has issued a statement. The group, along with law enforcement and other city officials, has created an action plan, including increased staffing presence, social media monitoring of potential gatherings, and relocation of resources to downtown areas to address any future disturbances. In the meanwhile, the police will enforce curfews on unaccompanied minors in Millennium Park, and there will be bag checks at beaches, including the 31st Street Beach. The weekend saw groups of unruly teenagers gathering and police responding to reports of gunshots resulting in the injured. The weekend's events have raised questions about the city's safety and may affect tourism. However, Mayor-elect Brandon Johnson's statement asking not to demonize youth, even in the face of criminal behavior, has been criticized. WFLD-Ch. 32's report that their news crew had to leave as it was unsafe, combined with the shootings, has raised concerns among tourists and businesses. Overall, the plan of action by the tourism group and law enforcement is a step towards ensuring Chicago remains safe for visitors.